website for the descendants of the Dutch Cassuto's
familiedocumenten/family documents;
Silent witnesses
On these pages you will find family documents photographed for the web under the name of silent witnesses
page one: Pacific War

first letter, air mail format, dated Aug. 30 1945, of Max Cassuto Izn to from Rangoon, Birma, to his parents Ies and Lien Cassuto in The Hague.
In my box are more then 40 letters, mostly this air mail format, dating from Aug. 45 up till May 1946. The content of some I will publish in this division. The first one may be read already, go to the written documents page




first letter, dated Aug. 30 1945, of Max Cassuto Izn to from Rangoon, Birma, to his parents Ies and Lien Cassuto in The Hague




first letter, dated Nov. 1/2 1945, from Ies and Lien Cassuto to Puck Cassuto-van Zuiden, then in Bandung, Indonesia just liberated from the Japanese. Mark the many wanderings the letter went through! Apparently the letter didn't reach its intended destiny, but was finally received by Max in India
Below: the backside.


backside of the letter pictured above
first letter, dated Oct. 2 1945, from Puck in Bandung (Ind.) to her husband Max



first letter, dated Oct. 2 1945, from Puck in Bandung (Ind.) to her husband Max

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